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"I Will Never Back Down from the Demand for New Provinces," Says Mustafa Kamal.
10-Nov-2026 — Qazi Jawad
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Islamabad: Muttahida Qaumi Movement-Pakistan (MQM-P) leader and Federal Minister for Health Mustafa Kamal has reiterated that he will not withdraw from his demand for the creation of new provinces in the country under any circumstances.
Speaking at a press conference in Islamabad, Mustafa Kamal said that no one could stop him from speaking what he believes to be the truth. He maintained that the establishment of new provinces is essential for addressing administrative challenges and safeguarding the country.
He further stated that he would not allow his political party to become weak and that no one could prevent him from strengthening the MQM.
Commenting on allegations that could be levelled against him, the federal minister said that people could make various accusations against him, but they could not accuse him of corruption or dishonesty. He remarked that he had worked in an environment where opportunities for major financial misconduct existed, yet he maintained that corruption was not something that could be attributed to him. He also questioned whether any sector in the country was completely free from corruption.
Mustafa Kamal's remarks have once again brought the demand for the creation of new provinces into the political spotlight, renewing discussion over administrative restructuring and governance in Pakistan.
Speaking at a press conference in Islamabad, Mustafa Kamal said that no one could stop him from speaking what he believes to be the truth. He maintained that the establishment of new provinces is essential for addressing administrative challenges and safeguarding the country.
He further stated that he would not allow his political party to become weak and that no one could prevent him from strengthening the MQM.
Commenting on allegations that could be levelled against him, the federal minister said that people could make various accusations against him, but they could not accuse him of corruption or dishonesty. He remarked that he had worked in an environment where opportunities for major financial misconduct existed, yet he maintained that corruption was not something that could be attributed to him. He also questioned whether any sector in the country was completely free from corruption.
Mustafa Kamal's remarks have once again brought the demand for the creation of new provinces into the political spotlight, renewing discussion over administrative restructuring and governance in Pakistan.
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